Pool Lesson [Essential]: Draw Shot Pro POV Improve Your Back Spin Cue Ball Control

[@chrisrodgers429]

Max I been watching your KZbin for years. You deserve way more followers

[@nicholasmature8373]

Just want to tell you Max, I thought you did an awesome job in the Mosconi last year and missed you there this year. Keep helping people.

[@MaxEberle]

Thank you Nicholas! Really appreciate it. Put a lot of effort into that whole run. Russia was a blast, and great playing with the guys and meeting new friends.

[@lesterweinheimer665]

You make That look so easy Max. By far the hardest shot to teach people.

[@theodorwidmer4900]

thank you max, your lessons help and being constant in the game helps in some situations, especially in tournaments, as you can rely on trusting yourself even under stressful situations

[@maconbauer1626]

Love your channel. I’m looking to purchase a cue. Does anyone have any suggestions? Something cheap

[@richardparker7168]

WTF that draw.. Max, more POV videos pleeeese

[@rogerweisse1213]

Thank you for sharing. I don’t have a instructor, but I have the internet! One of my observations is it’s a different bridge. 🎉

[@joshuastover5533]

You gonna be at the derby coming up? I could use some coaching

[@aljordan2698]

Thanks!! I wish I had enough time to try to perfect this game. I gotta catch up on your videos. 👍🏻

[@EricPetersen2922]

I heard having a good cue helps ;-) one that hits better than any cue ever. Lol. Good to see you man❤️🙏🏼😀

[@MaxEberle]

Haha yes it is the world's best cue :) Meucci Pro Series-5 with a sweet Techno Dud tip from outsville.com Thanks Eric, always good to hear from you.

[@EricPetersen2922]

@@MaxEberle someday I’m gonna get a big time cue ;-) All jokes aside that’s a great cue. Miss ya man!

[@frankgregory8891]

Damn Earl....I mean Max.Love it!!

[@ronthacker211]

do you think lengthening the tip to bridge hand distance helps?

[@MaxEberle]

Well it depends.... on how far you already are, how accurate your stroke is, how hard you want to hit it... in general, it does not equate to helping if you know what you're doing. What many amateurs do on their draw is not pull back the cue far enough. So it's not the distance their bridge is from the cue ball that's the issue, it's them not pulling the ferrule all the way back to their bridge hand that takes away their ability to accellerate enough for a nice smooth and powerful draw. For me, 10 or 12 inches is perfect but I can get a great draw at just 6 inches from the cue ball by using smart technique.

[@markhillyer721]

@@MaxEberle Interesting, I have found that with low deflection shafts that a slightly shorter bridge helps with a lively stroke. I just attributed it to the lighter tip mass makes the cue tip dive after contact and actually reduced spin. Have you seen this with different shafts?

[@mrward1945]

Thanks ..... your always helpful!!

[@MaxEberle]

You're very welcome!

[@allgood6760]

Thanks Max👍🇳🇿

[@maxlahoud]

My cue ball address is what hinders me most I believe. When I think the tip is 1/4” away it’s closer to 2” which throws off my accuracy big time.

[@Silvertheta]

What cue specs are you using?

[@MaxEberle]

58" Meucci Pro Series-5 with 3/8-10 pin, 16oz., a Meucci Pro Shaft of about 12.6mm and a Techno Dud tip from Outsville.com

[@maxlahoud]

@@MaxEberle wow, so really light to get more cue speed? And maple over CF shaft?

[@wombra8314]

neat ring in the thumbnail flat earth max :)

[@3betpanda]

what a stroke

[@MaxEberle]

Thanks legend!

[@robertnoonan3991]

It looks like you stroke a draw shot the same as a regular shot. I think where we all make mistakes on drawing is that we try to put too much into it causing all kinds of problems

[@gregbrown4136]

Draws like Picasso

[@christiangalindo9242]

Gangster!

[@EricPetersen2922]

Fatboy Approved

[@wombra8314]

do you tell your students about flat earth ? pool table good analogy 😜

[@wombra8314]

come out the closet, freak out the pool world :) commentators already spozed :)